Premier League Table: 2019 Standings, Week 33 Fixtures After Week 32 Results

Arsenal moved above Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United into third place in the Premier League as they earned a 2-0 victory over Newcastle United on Monday.

Aaron Ramsey and Alexandre Lacazette netted in each half as Arsenal recorded their 10th consecutive Premier League home win.

The Gunners have dropped just four points all season at the Emirates Stadium in the English top flight since losing to Manchester City on the opening day of the 2018-19 season.

They moved two points clear of fifth place, and they are looking increasingly well positioned to finish in the top four for the first time since 2015-16.

Arsenal have also now matched the points tally they accrued in the whole of 2017-18 with seven games remaining:

Here are the full results from Week 32, along with the latest standings:

Fulham 0-2 Manchester City 

Brighton & Hove Albion 0-1 Southampton 

Burnley 2-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers

Crystal Palace 2-0 Huddersfield Town

Leicester City 2-0 Bournemouth 

Manchester United 2-1 Watford 

West Ham United 0-2 Everton

Cardiff City 1-2 Chelsea 

Liverpool 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur

Arsenal 2-0 Manchester United 

Standings 

(played, won, goal difference, points)

1. Liverpool: 32, 24, +52, 79

2. Manchester City: 31, 25, +60, 77

3. Arsenal: 31, 19, +26, 63 

4. Tottenham Hotspur: 31, 20, +24, 61

5. Manchester United: 31, 18, +19, 61

6. Chelsea: 31, 18, +18, 60

7. Wolverhampton Wanderers: 31, 12, 0, 44

8. Leicester City: 32, 13, -1, 44

9. Everton: 32, 12, +3, 43

10. Watford: 31, 12, -3, 43

11. West Ham United: 32, 12, -7, 42

12. Bournemouth: 32, 11, -15, 38

13. Crystal Palace: 31, 10, -3, 36

14. Newcastle United: 32, 9, -11, 35

15. Brighton & Hove Albion: 30, 9, -11, 33

16. Southampton: 31, 8, -15, 33

17. Burnley: 32, 9, -22, 33

18. Cardiff City: 31, 8, -31, 28

19. Fulham: 32, 4, -43, 17

20. Huddersfield Town (R): 32, 3, -41, 14

(R): relegated                          

The Premier League is back in action midweek with five fixtures on Tuesday and Wednesday:        

Watford vs. Fulham

Wolverhampton Wanderers vs. Manchester United

Chelsea vs. Brighton & Hove Albion 

Manchester City vs. Cardiff City 

Tottenham Hotspur vs. Crystal Palace               

Spurs' run of league games without a victory extended to five on Sunday as they lost 2-1 to Liverpool at Anfield.

That result gave Arsenal the opportunity to leapfrog their north London rivals, and they claimed the necessary victory with confidence.

Ramsey, who had seen a goal ruled out earlier for a foul by Sokratis on Florian Lejeune in the build-up, put Arsenal ahead on the half hour.

The ball fell into the Welshman's path 14 yards from goal, and his sweeping left-footed effort found the back of the net and just the inside of the post.

Only Matt Ritchie's remarkable goal-line clearance prevented Lacazette making it 2-0 just before the break:

The Frenchman did get his goal in the end, though, finishing a fine move with a deft lob seven minutes from time to wrap up the points:

Arsenal head coach Unai Emery has made a noticeable difference at the Emirates this season.

The Gunners at home are a superb team, and they would be title challengers if they could be as good away.

Just one win from their last eight league games on the road means the Gunners are not comfortably in the top four, and they could be out of the UEFA Champions League spots again by the time they visit Everton on Sunday.

But they are in the box seats in the race for the top four, and a few more performances like Monday would secure them Champions League football for next term.